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"UW closer to allowing RA-led Bible studies," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, March 1.

President Reilly recommends that the Board of Regents approve a policy that would allow RAs to host meetings in their dorms, as could other students.

Related: "Policy allows dorms RA's Bible study," Wisconsin State Journal, Mar. 1.

"Past shouldn't be a felon's future," Editorial, Wisconsin State Journal, March 1.

An editorial arguing that the UW System is giving felons the chance to be productive citizens when they are hired for appropriate jobs.

Related: "Don't go overboard on UW felon flap," Journal Times, Mar. 1.

"Getting beyond perception," Editorial, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, March 1.

Extolling the UW System's strengths could boost public perceptions.

On Campus

"Prep program aids young minds," Editorial, Wisconsin State Journal, March 1.

UW-Madison is expanding its pre-college enrichment program, offering opportunity to disadvantaged youth and investing in the state's future.

"UWO has more than one 'niche'," Advance-Titan, March 1.

UW-Oshkosh responds to President Reilly's call to find the campus' niche in the system by examining its strengths.

"On Peace Corps’ 45th anniversary, UW has most volunteers nationwide," Daily Cardinal, March 2.

For 20 years, UW-Madison has had more alumni serving in the Peace Corps than any other university.

State

"Educators resist revenue curbs," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, March 1.

Educators oppose a proposed amendment that would limit state revenue, saying it would force cuts in programs and services for children.

National

"Wisconsin’s battle of the Bible," Inside Higher Ed, March 2.

A proposed plan, awaiting approval from the Board of Regents, would allow RAs the right to hold Bible study meetings in their dorm rooms.

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